New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-30
THE GOVERNORS HANDS FULL.
WHAT WILL HE DO WITH THE VEDDER
BILL
CENTRAL PARK As A PARADE oRoUxD-ADJUrANr-

CENTRAL PARK AS A PARADE GRoUSD-ADJUiANi-
GENERAL PoRTER's INTENTIONS.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRibuNh'l
ALBANY MAY 29-Governor Hill yesterday had MS
private secretary send forth TO the many persons mo-
ested in legislation list OF the bills passed by the Legs
lature which are now In his hands and must DC no'.
upon within the next thirty days There arc ooo VI
these measures None OF them can become laws Wl'no
the Governors signature The Governor says NC "oPo
that with the assistance he now has-a large iooo VI
clerks and Professor Collin, OF the Cofheh onNei''
Law school-he viii finish his work upon the DIS IN
twenty days good many applications nave peeu 'naio
Cor bearinos these Colonel W. c. Rice the Governors
is arranging and in short time he VIII be able
70 set apart certain days which they viii be given
There are two great financial measures among 'he ooo
bills one OF these Is the Nedler liquor tax act winch "
ia estimated will put from F3OOOOOO to SioOVooo lh'o
the state Treasury Ii is rnmored that the Governor
will hurredy act upon this measure the present week.
with Wow of escapng the opportunities OF the temper
anee men OF the state for him sign H. The Governor
IL he does take this prcc pitate course WILL neverherss
IL is believed give his reasons for his action on the Dill
Tho Democrats In the Legislature having 50 unanimously
opposed the BILL apparently under his inspiration' IL
generally believed that be Will withhold his signature
from the bill sun the killing OF bill that would lessen
the burdens OF the taxpayers 10 such mn extent az his
wouId do N It should become law Is no light matter
Mr. Uils chief model rs Governor IS Samuel j. 1iden
and he knows that the latter owed MS eecoh IN 1874 10
his shrewd stirring up OF feeling among the farmers
against General John A. Dix his opponent for The Gov
ernorslip The taxes had been very LeaVy uuring
Dx.s administrations the aters sre being to pay on
the war debt OF the State. Tden had handbls pasted
on e fences al every crossoad settlement IN the state
showing the increase OF taxation in every county during
Dxs term The farmers were feeling poor ana ihey de
feaed Dix Having this memory OF General 'lNH msort
tune In mind Mr. Hill wsnot be eager to veto inc Nedder
Hill uitlont writing as strong a document lie can TO
le will IL La
know that the Republicans will advertise to hc taNpay-
or NJ evcry county In the this fan the amount OF
money II which he has deprived their county pf us"P
Then comes Mr. Bakers bill repeating tho law OF 1880
taxing the loiusurance companies and cNempuhs the
eogrlules from paying Sl,OOO.O0O OF BACK taxes Ihe
ie iu.lranee companies and their policy holders, OF
course are anxious 10 hear that the measure mas pecohe
a law Thus far there apparently Nc opponents OF
the ress1re Controller Chaplin, who brought the SUD
iect OF the nOn-paymcnf or taxes bN Tue ne Insurance
couDanies 10 the attention OF the Legislature. does not
seem Inclined to take any part before the Governor Ia
the discussions about the repeal biil >-.,-, o.,
and - regiments to parade ~ Central
Park least once year promise, 10 'e oly eo'e'eu
before the Governor MAYO ieN Ut ~ n"r", q, -
well known written letter 70 the Governor ia "ppO
siion - tho bill AGluiantGenera! iorter however,
who persuaded The Legs"turs 70 az W III ~ ~
Influence with the Governor II Is General fOrrr IN
,euon the bill becomes law to delay Tue paIaae %
Ncw-York It'll October Care will also he akch to parade
on a dag WHOM the grass OF tho ParE l' dry "hen tne
grass I, wet there Is danger ~ It's being harmed
by trampng across II OF thousands OF soldiers aud
civilians Moreover attempt wiz NC mhAo 10 "iuir
great crowd 10 Central PARK 10 witness tls PhIh rae
regiments OF the brigade VIII no naTchrn separately 10
the Park and he bnndmasers VIII be ordered not ." nave
!hc bands play. IL IS me music "hleh Ild, 'nyathus
.Of persons 10 follow the regiments Dh," az t' - ~ W
course the bands will be permitted tnpay It's Tue IN
tenuon OF the Aiutant-6chrfdi IN ""r I" make me
parade which viii increase Tie eclrhcy oil tno fI'l
i,rraae memters 10, soldiers and not Ia make
A sAow of the troops lie would be highly pleased II
ihr we're no sectaiors present except professional
soldier, Every effort viii DO made oy the oc"r' Oi TIE
hga,!e to prevent damage 10 the Park either by thc
ers or Inc people Guards VIII be stationed at Ger
ain points IN the Park - prevent tue crowds ranpng
the grass over the shruDDery.